Planing mill may enter Ingham building in Eugene
Bright prospects for a new planing mill and sash and door factory in Eugene as two men negotiate lease of the Ing ham vinegar factory on Pearl street near the Southern Pacific line. If finalized, interior remodeling will begin and mill machinery installed, with Mr. Ingham to confer after arriving from Portland. Existing mills are crowded and unable to meet demand, suggesting solid initial returns.
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Fugene
Ingham
Pearl Street
Southern Pacific Railroad
Portland
Mugene Planing Mill Company
Lawrence Street
Transfers of Lane County Real Estate
A compiled list shows multiple real estate transfers in Lane County including F G Vaughn to Lane County for a tract in Eugene valued at 1 and Victoria Behmidt to Gilbert Zacher for 120 acres in section 11, township 17, range 4 west for 3500 dollars, with several other federal state and private transfers and prices noted for parcels in Eugene and surrounding areas.
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Thomas J. Ferguson
Jesse Ferguson
United States
Marvin L. Hammitt
Guy Davis
Marvin L
Hammitt
Albert J. Ward
Jacob Oesinger
W. A. Witcher
J. C
Josiah Porter
Dora E. Chick
Luerney
N. Gibson
Ellag Stewart Add
Eugene
D. A. Paine
A. E. Wilcox
Ellsworth
Gene
Lane Co. Investment Co
H. W. Elliot
Cross
Marion L. Thompson
Mra. Co
J. Queener
Sec
C. H. Queener
A. J. Saltzman
A. B. Goodman
M. Montgomery
Santa Fe Railroad Co
Thresa
Lucius Sawyer
David C. Holt
Rebecca A. Pope
William H. Gossler
John Hampton
Carrie M. Hampton
Mulligan
T. G. Hendricks
Lyana
College Hill Park
Devil Lyane
William H. Gogsler
Geo. C. Schneider
John F. Kelly
Frank Diess
William BH. Cooper
J. F. Spray
McQueen
Cottage Grove
James
Diehl
Robt
M. Graves
W. H. Marshall
John E. Nice
John Christian
Rebecca Campbell
Alton
Lane County
F. G. Vaughn
Victoria Behmidt
Gilbert Zacher
Mary L. Horn
William Horn
Anna Mary Wald
Frederick Welch
Sheldon
Jesse F. Powers
A. N. Booker
State of Oregon
John F. Sapp
Sarah E. Patterson
Lucy KE
Densmore
Levi Geer
D. R. Harris
Luke L. Goodrich
Sr. Ow
California & Oregon Land Co
Booth-Kelly Lumber Co
Reported attempt to kill Teddy Mere sensational claim
Oyster Bay reports of an attempted shooting against the president appear linked to the oyster season opening on Long Island. A thorough check found no overt act against the president, and Secretary Loeb says no official action will be taken.
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Oyster Bay
Sept
Long Island
Loeb
Coughlan Declared Insane After Arrest near President
Mineola New York September 8 John Coughlan the armed man detained while attempting to reach the president was examined by physicians today and pronounced insane He was committed to an asylum for confinement and treatment
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Mineola, S. 1
John Coughlan
Mystery man with ancient revolver near president's house
Oyster Bay Sept 7 a man armed with a bulldog revolver presented himself as detective John Coughlin and an officer's card to secret service guards near the president's home. He sought a presidential order for 10,000 troops to hunt Boston yeggmen, but was halted by agents who questioned his purpose.
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Oyster Bay
Secret Service
John Coughlin
Boston
Attempted assassination report ends with asylum commitment
A morning paper recounts an apparent assassination attempt on the president. The crank was committed to an asylum as the president, busy with duties, did not meet visitors. Secret Service Agent Adams restrained Coughlin, who carried a revolver in his back pocket.
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Today
Coughlin
Secret Service
Adams
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve praised as ulcer cure
Reidsville North Carolina resident J C Goodwin calls Bucklen’s Arnica Salve a sure-enough knocker for ulcers after a bad leg sore last summer. The ad claims it cures piles sores and burns and sells for 25 cents at W A Kuykendall’s drug store.
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J. C. Goodwin
Reidsville
N.C
Bucklen
W. A. Kuykendall
Detectives Seek Clue in Wells Fargo Express Heist
Portland detectives probe the 70000 dozen securities theft at Wells Fargo Express. The package from Capital National Bank president J H Albert to Joseph Myers vanished after leaving the Portland depot office on August 21. Myers and wife consult counsel. Myers declines public discussion.
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Portland
Union Depot
Wellls-Fargo Express Company
J. H. Albert
Capital National Bank
Salem
Joseph Myers
Myers
Richardson
Four Die as Belmont Hotel Fire Rages in Denver
A hotel fire gutted the Belmont at 1723 Stout Street in Denver early today. Four men died and many others were injured, several seriously, as guests awakened by alarms rushed through burning halls and tried to escape the flames. Some jumped from windows to flee the blaze.
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Denver
Belmont Hotel
Stout Street
Nick's Fine Stable Destroyed by Fire
Cincinnati reports Congressman Nicholas Longworths two story brick stable was completely destroyed by fire early today. Loss estimated at 30000 dollars. The horses and servants sleeping in the building escaped unharmed.
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Cincinnati
Nicholas Longworth
Bon Marche store changes hands and reopens as Crescent
W L Souders announces that Oscar Campbell and O C Wolfe will take possession of the Bon Marché store on Wednesday. The shop will close until Friday September 18 and reopen as The Crescent with interior rearrangement and improvements. Campbell is a longtime Lane county resident and Wolfe brings Kansas City dry goods experience. Dr A Paine and brother B D Paine depart for the East for medical study and a visit to New York.
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W. L. Souders
Bon Marché
Oscar Campbell
O. C. Wolfe
the Crescent
Sauders
Seattle
Mr. Campbell
Lane County
McKenzie
Wolfe
Kansas City
Dusiness
Springfield
A. Paine
B. D. Paine
East
Paine
Boston
New York State
Fruit Orchard Woes Prompt Regional Talk in Harrisburg
Delbert Bucknum visited the Creewell homestead for fruit gathering while Miss Mabel Fisk of Eugene stayed with Ada Ies Kell. Erwin Macy, seven miles southeast, laments declining apple orchards and predicts potential fruit shortages unless care improves. The Willow valley notes discuss mulberry opportunities and a new device claimed to boost tree growth, with test results forthcoming in California and broader market prospects.
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Delbert Bucknum
Creewell
Mabel Fisk
Eugene
Ada Ieskell
Erwin Macy
Witaness Valley
Willamette Valley
Forest fires threaten hundreds of Duluth area settlers
Reports from Duluth dated September 8 indicate fires along the northeast shore reaching Grand Marias and western Mesaba ranges. Settlers are burning out with six to seven hundred trapped, flames racing toward the lake shore and Grand Marias expected to be a total loss.
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Duluth
Grand Marias
Mesaba Ranges
Grand Martas
British Ship Aeon Feared Lost After July Departure
Anxiety grows in San Francisco over the Aeon sailing from the port on July 6 to Samoa and not being heard of since. The missing ship carried the crew a chaplain from the United States Navy and family, plus the wife of Naval Lieutenant W. Riddle.
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San Francisco
Aeon
Samoa
B. R. Patrick
United States Navy
W. Riddle
S P Tie Preserving Plant At Work
Cottage Grove Sept 7 On Thursday of last week the big tie preserving plant of the Southern Pacific railroad company steamed up at the Latham siding one mile south of this city for the fall and winter run. This will result in ready sale for all railroad ties at local sawmills with Brown Lumber Company and others billing two to three carloads per day. The operation provides employment to many men and maintains a sizable payroll, stimulating business in the city and surrounding lumber camps.
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Cottage Grove
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Latham
Brown Lumber Company
Electric Bitters Cited By Chicago Man For Mother’s Gain
P. J. Daly of 1247 West Congress Street Chicago reports his mother, formerly feeble, gaining flesh and overcoming insomnia after using Electric Bitters. The tonic quickly remedies stomach, liver and kidney complaints and is sold with a guarantee at W. A. Kuykendall's drug store for 50 cents.
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P. J. Daly
West
Congress Street
Chicago
W. A. Kuykendall
Shriners Praise Eugene Upon Portland Visit
The Shriners returned from Eugene praising the town after a Portland special visit. About 208 Shriners toured the state university, with 50 picked up along the way, enjoying a day of sights a parade and an initiation banquet. The group plans another event in Ashland in about two months.
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Shriners
Eugene
The
Journal
Portland
College Town
Wniil
State University
Homer
Keeney
John Straub
University of Oregon
Lawrence T. Harris
Second
Littlefield
Newberg
Davis
Albany
Ashland
McArthur Favored as Republican State Secretary Choice
Clifton N McArthur is likely to become secretary of the Republican State Central Committee after the conference of state committeemen in the city. He would replace Otis Patterson whose resignation was accepted and would represent Multnomah and Clackamas counties in the next House session.
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Clifton N. McArthur
Republican State Central Committee
Oregonian
McArthur
Otis Patterson
Grant County
Patterson
Cake
Multnomah
Clackamas
House of Representatives
New World Record Set by La Grange in France
Leon de la Grange, president of the Aviation Club of France, broke his own world record for aeroplanes at Parla, flying for thirty ten minutes. He surpassed yesterday’s mark in the same field, signaling a notable achievement in early aviation.
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Parla
Leon de la Grange
Aviation Club of France
Hunter Wanted for Embezzlement in Salem
Salem dated report states R. G. Hunter former local representative for the International Correspondence Schools is sought by police for alleged theft and embezzlement. He allegedly bought a large furniture bill on installments and borrowed 150 dollars from three men on the furniture with his wife believed to be with him. Hunter is well known in Eugene where the couple has visited frequently.
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Salem
R. G. Hunter
International Correspondence Schools
Hunter
Eugene
They Take the Kinks Out Pill Ad Highlights Dr King
The ad claims Dr King s New Life Pillas have long satisfied users. It promises smooth digestion by easing stomach liver and bowels without ties or friction. N H Brown of Pittafield endorses the product as permanently effective at W A Kaykendall s drug store priced 25 cents.
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Dr. King
New Life
N. H. Brown
Pittafield
W. A. Kaykendall
Wulling Teeth May Cost Hal sey Woman Her Life
Halsey Sept 7 Mrs N H Cum mites an Invalid living near Halsey visited town last Friday to have seven teeth pulled by a Harrisburg dentist who visits Halsey each Friday. Severe bleeding followed. a physician feared she might die from loss of blood. She remains at her father in law Berry Cummings home unable to move. Mrs Cummings suffered the same issue a few months ago from the same cause.
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Halsey
N. H. Cummites
Harrisburg
Berry Cummings
Cummings
Palms Arrive From California Adorn City Depot Platform
Six large palms arriving from California have been planted in boxes sent from Portland by rail. The palms now decorate the depot platform and draw much favorable comment from passengers on trains.
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California
Portland
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